Pinehurst Christmas Decorating Contest

The Village of Pinehurst is inviting residents and businesses to show off their holiday spirit in the annual “A Pinehurst Christmas” Decorating Contest. Entries are open in both residential and business categories, with prizes awarded in each. Decorations must be visible from the street and illuminated for nighttime judging, which takes place Thursday, December 4. The deadline to enter is Wednesday, November 26 at noon, and winners will be announced during the Village Christmas Tree Lighting on Friday, December 5. Details and registration can be found at vopnc.org. Read More

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